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Buying new video card. Vivo question.

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I am looking to buy a new video card. It definitely needs to be more powerful than my X1950 Pro, but I have a questions about Vivo. It there any video card that allows you to use component in, so say a Xbox 360 or PS3 could be displayed on the monitor going through the video card? What about a tv tuner card, and if so would the video lag slightly? Thanks in advanced.
 

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You can use VIVO to display your 360 or ps3 to your monitor, but the quality is so-so, and I wont recommend it. Your better off hard wiring the consoles directly to the monitor. Using a TV Tuner might increase quality (if you buy an high end HD one), but again, better off hard wiring.
 
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You can use VIVO to display your 360 or ps3 to your monitor, but the quality is so-so, and I wont recommend it. Your better off hard wiring the consoles directly to the monitor. Using a TV Tuner might increase quality (if you buy an high end HD one), but again, better off hard wiring.


Ok. Thanks for the info.
 
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There are VGA-cables for the X360 and I'm fairly sure there are DVI cables for the PS3. So yeah, hard wiring is definitely the way to go.
 
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There are VGA-cables for the X360 and I'm fairly sure there are DVI cables for the PS3. So yeah, hard wiring is definitely the way to go.

I wish I could go that route, and I can with my Xbox 360. PS3 requires HDCP support, which my monitor doesn't have. I guess it is time to upgrade that...
 
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